shop

Hello fellow Drupalers,

Bence (http://groups.drupal.org/user/13320) has a point. Ironically I was on IRC tonight storming up this idea with amazon and webchick. Personally, the whole thought stemmed from wanting a Drupal coffee mug as a gift, much like http://buytaert.net/drupalcino. After asking around on IRC I was informed Boris has a site on cafepress (http://www.cafepress.com/drupal). That storefront should be on Drupal.org to generate more sales etc leading to a bit more funding for Drupal Association.

A few months ago we had a few calls where representatives of Drupal
shops and independent developers got together to.... talk shop.

Well, after a summer hiatus (and maybe spring too actually), we are
going to try it again.

Come one, come all
12 noon Pacific Time
Tuesday October 10
(641) 297-4600
776614 #

_The call will be recorded and the recording will be posted for all to
listen to.

As in the past, the call is informal and will last 60 to 90 minutes. We
will try to take an agenda (via this email list) before the call starts.

Suggested agenda topics include:
module development, drupal developer training strategies, big project

Hi Guys,

I just wanted to start a discussion about making gig sales of albums/singles/eps count towards weekly soundscan/occ/chart track sales figures.

Especially for album launch type gigs, where it's standard to sell a lot of albums as the audience leaves the venue. In-stores can be a practical workaround, but, invariably it's a short set and you're at the behest of the retailer with what you can/can't do.

For small labels and independent bands, it is important to make every sale count. Not paramount, but, it is worthwhile, I think, to try and make every sale count towards the weekly charts.